The former president of Uruguay, Julio Maria Sanguinetti, He gave his opinion on current Argentine politics and described the winner of the last elections in the neighboring country, Javier Miley, as unpredictable; while the senator for Town meeting, Guillermo Domenech, assured that he is concerned about “his fickle character.” For his part, the white senator sebastian da silva He assured that “it is a question mark.”
Like his colleague in the passage through the presidency of Uruguay, Jose Mujica, Sanguinetti described the winning candidate of the last Argentine internal elections – the far-right Javier Milei – as unpredictable. “Someone who comes to say that he is going to break relations with china and brazil, even if he was drunk, because the truth is, not even drunk can someone say such things,” the former head of state told Underlined, thus explaining the description he gave the Argentine economist.
“Those are the things that baffle about Milei and that generate distrust. He has not generated trust, he generates confusion ”, Sanguinetti assured about the leader of the La Libertad Avanza party, who believes that the best option for Argentines is the radical candidate Patricia Bullrich. The former president denied that in Latin America it is betting on the extremes.
“On the one hand, you have the failure of the kirchnerista project, and on the other side, there is Milei’s adventure, which is very unpredictable,” he said. “Beyond the ideas that she proposes – good, regular or bad, there is everything – very unpredictable because of the way she says them and the circumstances that she says them,” remarked the reference of the Colorado Party.
A concern of all parties
The Argentine candidate also worries Uruguayan right-wing parties. The first to proclaim his concern was the senator for Open Town Hall, Guillermo Domenech, who assured La Diaria that he is not enthusiastic about any candidate. The official assured that he has many discrepancies with the candidate Javier Milei, especially with the dollarization of the Central Bankalthough it coincides with his pro-life vision.
However, he expressly said that he is concerned about the fickle character of the candidate for La Libertad Avanza. “The truth is that I am a little concerned about his fickle character. Who assumes the destinies of a country as important as Argentina He has to be a balanced person, and I don’t see him as a measured person. I don’t like people who get upset,” Domenech questioned.
For his part, the white senator, sebastian da silva, also told La Diaria that some of the ideas of the Argentine candidate puzzled him. However, he assured that he shares the proposal to dollarize the Argentine Central Bank and that he agrees with Javier Milei’s anti-abortion vision.
In the same sense, the also nationalist senator Jorge Gandini He assured that he does not agree with any of the Argentine candidates and that they do not represent his idea of freedom either. “Blank vote or I take the Buquebus that day to visit Montevideo, but luckily I’m not Argentine”, said the politician.
On the other hand, he assured that does not believe in anyone’s proposals of the possible future presidents of the Argentina. I see any of the three candidates stuck in a juncture with no way out. Also, I find it hard to believe what they say they are going to do if they win. Because I don’t know if they say it believing in what they say or if they can put it into practice, ”she said.
A “crazy” for Pepe Mujica
He former president José Mujica also was against the candidate for president of Argentina, Javier Milei, considering that “he is crazy” and, asked about the possibility of ratifying the result in the general elections, laughingly, he replied: “Help.”
The former president was consulted at a press conference after an act of the broad front for the possibility that miley be the next Argentine president and, laughing, he reacted with a “help”. Later, he clarified that “not because he is from the right, but because he seems crazy to me.”
mujica He referred days ago to the discontent of the people in the neighboring country and said that it was expressed at the polls. “Those who did not go to vote in a country with compulsory voting and those who voted blankly more than double Milei”, observed and analyzed that “this indicates that there is a very strong disenchantment in a considerable part of the Argentine people”. He even considered that in Uruguay such a phenomenon would not occur because “the uruguayans They don’t chew wire.”
Source: Ambito
